Pendleton Cast Holiday Visit Obscene in City
Numerous travelers and residents visit Pendleton during Thanksgiving week. Notables include Rev Bleakney of Elgin, W. L. Stewart of Meacham, Major Hall for O R N, J W Mullinix of Walla Walla hospital, and Senator-elect W M Pierce returning from California. Reports note 12 inches of snow at Log Cabin and Krupp described as a robber posing as a philanthropist by German labor papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Stott
Portland
aElan
E. A. Mann
Salem
J. B. Duffy
Athena
W. L. Stewart
Meacham
George H. Adams
W. L. Brown
R. N. Adams
J. Rupert
Major Hall
J. W. Mullinix
Walla Walla Hospital
Golden Rule Hotel
William W Fitzgerald
Pendleton Shoe Store
A. H. Smith
C. L. McGinnis
W. M. Pierce
California
Victoria Island
A. D. Stillman
Toked Money by Deceptive Deputy Sheriff Trick
William Hickey claimed a stranger asked him to safeguard money after posing as a deputy. Hickey seized 148.20 from the man, then disappeared to Walla Walla. The conman later recovered most of the funds. Hickey blamed Penland Bros. for the setup. Hickey previously posed as an officer in similar incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
William Hickey
Penland Hroe
Hickey
Peenland
Mr. Hickey
Walla Walla
Penland Bros
Guilty Plea Ties Finch to Forgery Conspiracy
In district court Judge W R Ellis heard pleas from W E Finch and Lose Oman on forgery charges. Finch pleaded guilty and implicated Oman, who pleaded not guilty. Co-defendants Morris Bennett and Jordan pleaded guilty to larceny from a store and were sentenced to six years. Morris and the others face possible additional charges at the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Loss Oman
Bennett
Jordan
W. R. Ellie
Oman
W. E. Finch
Leatter
Morris
D. T. Richardson
Helix
Jordon
Ellis
Licely
UMATILLA COUNTY MINES Nitrate Deposits Seen Vast
L Brophy, veteran mining expert from Spokane, visits Pendleton and argues Umarilla County holds vast nitrate deposits. He has advocated for decades that nitrate mining is feasible with local capital, noting nitrates’ role in black powder and its high value amid Chilean supply pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brophy
Thomas J. Brophy
Oregon
Spokane
Brophy
Unatithe
United States
HOLD ELECTION New Officers Selected by the Women of Woodcraft
On November 26 the Women of Woodcraft met in their lodge hall and elected officers for the ensuing term. Guardian neighbor Ellen G. Bond adviser Margaret Cromin clerk Johanna Holerman banker Eva Wullor magician Mrs G W Beddow attendant Alice O Daniel inner sentinel J P Walker outer sentinel J P Earl manager Valentine Strobe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Woodcraft
Ellen G. Bond
Margaret Cromin
Johanna Holerman
Eva Wuwll Or
Twenty one Turkeys Disposed At Thanksgiving Shooting
Spectators filled the bill Thanksgiving as a turkey shooting event proceeded despite cold weather. Mr Howe, representing the U M C Company, won 21 turkeys with scores by Humphrey Ferguson Turner Ayers Ayers and Brockbank and Chirk. The prizes were presented to the Stators hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Sinters’ Hospital
Humphrey
Ferguson
Turner
Ayers
Brockbank
Chirk
Wayne McCoy Dies After Train Accident at Reardan
The 14 year old Wayne McCoy was fatally injured when struck by a freight car in Reardan Washington on Wednesday. He died at 6 40 Thursday evening after severe injuries including a nearly severed leg. He was grandson of Mr and Mrs J A Crawford of the city and well known locally and in Weston. Mrs Crawford and Mr Crawford traveled to Reardan to be with him. Also noted are California celery shipments for 1901 2 estimated at 1200 carloads up from 1100 and 700 in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne McCoy
Reardan
Bhailly
Washington
J. A. Crawford
Weston
Crawford
California
Prodietany
Open Public Building on Garden Street with Modern Furnishings
A newly erected building at Garden Street between Court and Alta opens to the public. It features well lighted, ventilated rooms, electric grills, baths, and modern improvements. The hotel near Queen Chop House and Queen Hotel will be operated in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Garden Street
Court
Alta
Queen Chop
Main Street
Queen Hotel
Messrs
Enthusiasm Drives Purchase for New Commercial Clubhouse
Enthusiasm surged as plans for a Commercial Association clubhouse were reviewed. Architect Troutman’s plans were approved with a $20,000 total for lot $5,000 building $15,000 and furnishings $800. A subscription committee will be formed as the group contemplates incorporation and fundraising. Also, obituary notes Perry Clark longtime county resident and builder of the first livery barn in town, died last Sunday leaving a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Pnoperttion
Jexee Failing
The
Troutman
George Hartman, Jr
Cohen
Umatilla
Mra
Penland
Fitter
Perry Clark
Mr. Clack
Heo Hullt
Ray
Hells
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Athen
S WN
Cold Springs
W. M. Conklin
Nye
Paterday
Paul Compton
Walla
John Lubra
Kay Creek
B. Williamson
Milton
Isaac Hagen
Bingham Springs
J. Durbin
Co. L. Cox
Jyendleton
Camas
Carl Rosenweig
Rosalia
Clara White
Freewater
A. T. Brewer
Pendleton
D. C
George
Weaton
Gus Guion
Own
Morrow
Vancouver
George Ernst
Fred Wall
la Grande
Lovelle Moorhouse
Annie Marshal
van Lewis
Mit
Arlington
Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Elgin
Town
Labor
Germany
Krupp
National Treasury
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Murphy
J. Murphy
Policeman
Umatilla County
Frank B. Clopton
Station
West
Alta Street
Bridge
West Webb St
Dutch Henry
W. F. Bfearnhart
Flva Pletcher
Ruards
Helena Burton
Turkey
Loggins
Ladies & Children
Overgaiters
Queen
Olson & van Puymbroeck
Vhs
China
Mallee Frog
E. T. Wade
ST. Joe Store
Cosmopolitan
Lyons Mercantile CO
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
Iea Es
Baker & Folsom Furniture
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